When selecting a safety cabinet in Australia, first identify which type you need:
Flammable Liquid Cabinets
For storing flammable liquids like solvents, fuels, paints
Typically yellow with prominent warning labels
Chemical Storage Cabinets
For corrosive substances (acids/bases)
Often blue for acids, red for bases
May include spill containment and corrosion-resistant materials
Gas Cylinder Cabinets
For compressed gas storage
Include ventilation and restraint systems
Look for cabinets compliant with:
AS 1940:2017 (flammable liquids)
AS 3780:2008 (chemical storage)
AS/NZS 4452:1997 (gas cylinders)
Double-walled steel construction (minimum 1.2mm thickness)
Self-closing, close-fitting doors
Liquid-tight spill sump (at least 150mm deep)
Perforated shelves for air circulation (flammable storage)
Common sizes: 30L, 60L, 120L, 250L
Ensure adequate capacity for your needs (maximum 250L per cabinet under AS 1940)
Consider floor space and door access requirements
Some cabinets offer optional ventilation ports
Required for certain hazardous materials
Minimum 30 minutes fire resistance for flammable cabinets
Check fire rating certification
Must display appropriate hazard warnings
Australian-compliant pictograms and text
Maintenance Requirements
Keep spill sump clean and empty
Don't exceed maximum capacity
Always consult with safety professionals and refer to current Australian standards when selecting safety cabinets for your specific application.
Keep inventory labels updated
Contact us:
M.B./ Whatapp/ Wechat: 86-138-0619-0909
Email: sandy@cnsupesecurity.com; sandysupercoltd@gmail.com
Web: www.chemical-storagecabinet.com; www.cnsupersecurity.com
Tel: 86-510-88784568,88782477 Fax:86-510-88782467
Address: Wuxi Shuangqiao Industrial Park, Xishan Dist., Wuxi ,Jiangsu, R.P.of China, 214115